Is NTU a good choice for pursuing B.eng(Mechanical Engineering )

I've received a conditional offer letter from NTU and now I'm too curious to know whether I'm making a right choice or not... and moreover I'm from India and I don't know a lot about Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University, so I'll be very grateful if I get to know
How's NTU ?
Is Nottingham very welcoming for International Students ?
How's NTU's faculties ?
Is the job market good for engineering students there?
Will get placement after the completion of m

Before I advise further, have you applied to any other universities?

university of east London & Ruskin university

Have you had responses from either of these or just NTU so far?

university of east London & Ruskin university

By UK standards NTU is an average engineering faculty reputation wise, I don’t mean this as a bad thing, nothing wrong with the university but it doesn’t have the strongest research, industrial connections or reputation but it also wont hold you back no one would raise any issues with the university. For universities of similar stature and entry standards Brunel, Oxford Brookes, Hertfordshire & Coventry for mechanical engineering have good links with certain industries & great places to take a look at if you’re trying to boost employability at a similar entry competitiveness.
The engineering industry is generally quite good in the UK, and you can generally quite reasonably get a very well compensated job, and if you are motivated and find the right opportunities & industries there can be excellent financial upside (particularly in mid career). The important thing is building valuable skills & getting exposure to projects that add value to your Cv. Often lots of graduates fail to have built solid skills at university then struggle to get a job, but you can control this.

then should I go for NTU ??

then should I go for NTU ??

That's not a question we are going to answer for you
We offer help and advice, you have the decision.
ARU, UEL and NTU are all geographically quite different places. I would think first of all about whether you'd want to be in London or not. Is money a factor for you?

yeah money is the factor .. that's y I'm not applying for other universities

Well I'd guess that the cost of living in Nottingham will be markedly cheaper than Cambridge or East London, but it's definitely worth researching.